What TriMech changed

• Removed the "Upgrade Your SOLIDWORKS and Save More" promotion which offered 20% off add-ons and tier upgrades (Professional for the price of Standard).
• Added a new interactive "Ideation" section under the "Full Design Management" heading.
• Added new descriptive text and links for SOLIDWORKS Desktop CAD to help users explore concepts and validate designs.

TriMech has removed a major discount offer for SOLIDWORKS upgrades and add-ons. This suggests a shift away from aggressive price-based incentives for existing users to move to higher software tiers.

• The service previously called "Ask a TriMech Expert" has been renamed to "Technical Review Sessions."
• Minor text cleanup in the "What do we offer?" section to remove a trailing text fragment.

The company is shifting its service language from general "expert answers" to a more structured "Review Session" format. This suggests a move toward formalizing their technical consulting process.

• Updated the SOLIDWORKS highlight section to feature the new 2026 version.
• Added "(opens in new tab)" text to dozens of links in the Software, Hardware, and Services menus.
• Shortened the "Full Design Management" description in the "What do we offer?" section.
• Added new link labels for brands like Artec, DyeMansion, Formlabs, and Stratasys.

The competitor has updated their site to support the new SOLIDWORKS 2026 release. They also added "opens in new tab" labels to many links, which helps users stay on their main site while exploring different software and hardware brands.